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Will Prince George Reign as King George VII? Royal Tradition Leaves Room for Change

With King Charles III now firmly established on the throne, attention is beginning to shift toward the generations to come – and, inevitably, toward Prince George, the second in line to the throne. While it is widely assumed he will one day become King George VII, royal tradition suggests the reality could be more nuanced. When a new monarch accedes, they are entitled to choose their…
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Canada, Bosnia, and Beyond: What Sophie’s 2025 Royal Tour Calendar Says About the Future of the Monarchy

While the royal spotlight often drifts toward palace drama or the headline-grabbing antics of its more outspoken members, a quiet revolution is underway within the House of Windsor – and its architect is not a king, a prince, or a future queen. It’s Sophie – the Duchess of Edinburgh. Her 2025 royal tour calendar reads less like a ceremonial to-do list and more like a foreign…
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British Royals

Princess Beatrice's royal wedding hat that refused to be forgotten

Princess Beatrice of York turns 37 today, and while she has grown into her royal role with grace, discretion and a passion for causes ranging from dyslexia awareness to children’s welfare, there is one fashion moment from her past that still captures the public imagination more than a decade on. It was April 29, 2011 – the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. As the bride…
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Royal News

Duchess of Edinburgh to meet 105-year-old veteran in very special engagement

The Duchess of Edinburgh will pay a special visit to Jim Wren – a 105-year-old Royal Marines veteran – at his home in Salisbury next week ahead of the 80th anniversary of VJ Day. Sophie, who is Patron of The Java Far East Prisoner of War Club 1942, will visit Mr Wren at his care home in Wiltshire. Mr Wren, who survived the sinking of HMS Repulse in 1941, was subsequently held as…
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